Master Fingerboard Chart

The Master Fingerboard Chart shows

• only the pitches that are played for a major scale.

• all of the pitches on a string with one name.

• the placement of an octave of pitches in half-steps with enharmonic names.

• all of the pitches for each string with all enharmonic pitches.

The Master Fingerboard Chart contains

• names of strings, all of the pitch placements for an octave, and solid lines showing a major scale.

• the names of twelve pitches and most enharmonics from C to C.

• half-step arrangements of pitch names and pitch placements on each string.

• all of the above.

The word "enharmonic" means a pitch that has two names but played on the same key of the piano.

• True

• False

The difference in performing an enharmonic pitch on a stringed instrument than on a piano

• is the stringed instrument plays a flat higher and the sharp lower than the piano..

• is the stringed instrument plays a flat lower and the sharp higher than the piano.

• is nothing since we have to match the piano.

• is none of the above.

An alternate name for the half-step symbol is

• the peak top symbol

• the gable peak symbol.

• the roof peak symbol.

• the roof top symbol.

The pitches on Master Fingerboard Chart are set up in

• one-steps.

• half-steps.

• two-steps.

• major and minor steps.

The solid lines of the fingerboard portion show

• the pitches of a major scale based on the open string.

• the pitches in half-step order from the open string.

• enharmonic pitches based on the open string.

• what fingers play play half-step pitches.

Which of the following is a use for the Master Fingerboard Chart? (select all that apply)

• finding any pitch in a scale in the first octave above the open string.

• figuring out the finger patterns for a scale in first position.

• understanding whole and half-step patterns when we shift the first finger to a higher pitch.

• none of the above.

Which of the following pitch pairs are natural half-steps found in the music alphabet and the pitch content on the Master Fingerboard Chart? (select all)

• C & B

• F & E

• A & G#

• D# and E

According to the Master Fingerboard Chart

• A to B is a two-step.

• C# to D is a whole-step.

• B to C# is a whole-step.

• F to G is a half-step.